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OmniArts GB is a queer and disabled led, non-profit organisation committed to our vision of bringing the arts to everyone – no matter their age, ability, or background.

OmniArts was founded on the belief that everyone has the right to experience the joy and personal benefit that comes from the arts. 

Our most recent event was our photo exhibit “Snapshots in Time” which was on display at The Queery, 46 George Street, Brighton, BN2 1RJ. Details of this project will be on our website soon!

Slices of 5 different photos. From left to right:
A white person with medium length light brown hair. They are standing on a path with green bushes and trees around them. They are wearing a floral dress, with a black underbust corset, black chest harness, and black heels.
A white person with long red hair whose face is mostly covered by a camera on a tripod. They are holding a gold coin in one hand, and pointing to it with the other, which has a gold wedding band on. Their hand that is pointing can be seen again in the foreground of the image, showing the photo is being taken in a mirror.
A white person with short dark brown curly hair. They are laying on grass with their eyes closed, wearing round glasses, a beard made from embroidered marguerite flowers, and a black t-shirt with white text on. The text reads: "you ever think about how you'd have raised me differently if I'd been born with a penis? Cause you would have and that's messed up."
A white person with bright red hair, wearing brown cat-eye glasses, a white off the shoulder top, fluffy cat ear hair clips, and pink lipstick. Their mouth is open, and they are leaning in towards the camera playfully.
A white person standing in front of lots of green foliage. They have short brown hair, a beard and moustache wearing a feathery mask. Their chest is visible, with feathers over top surgery scars, and they are looking up. 

The URL www.omniartsgb.com is in the centre at the bottom of the 5 images.

Accessibility

We acknowledge that it is not possible to be 100% accessible, as people can have conflicting accessibility needs, however we are committed to running our groups in the most accessible way we are able to with the resources we have available to us. Whenever we are able to add new accessibility options for more people, we do.

We appreciate that societal structures mean that some people face more barriers than others in accessing services such as ours, therefore we approach accessibility with the mindset that individuals may need different support from others to ensure the same opportunities.

If you are concerned about joining an OmniArts group because of a disability, lack of confidence, or any other reason, our director, Ren (they/them), will be happy to talk to you before you come to one of our sessions. You can email Ren on admin@omniartsgb.co.uk or text/call them on 07584 662225. They’ll be happy to arrange a time for you to meet some of our team if that would make you more comfortable about joining us.

Our Aims

We aim to provide a welcoming and friendly environment for people of all ages and abilities to come together and experience the arts in a supportive setting. We provide this with the awareness that people whose identity/identities are margionalised within our society face more barriers to accessing services such as ours than people with privilege do.

The OmniArts team work to give our members as many opportunities as possible within OmniArts including dance, drama, music, stagecraft, marketing, and a range of other creative activities. We also partner with the wider arts community to give our members access to even more experiences.

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